Dr Poling to Speak Here Wednesday on Patriotism and Prohibition
Dr Daniel A Poling of New York editor of the Christian Herald and head of allied groups speaks at Coe Milens chapel Wednesday at 3 30 p m on patriotism and the present crisis. He heads the Allied Forces for Prohibition andwill discuss political aspects of the liquor issue. A local committee led by Dwight KrumhEl tz arranged the event.
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Daniel A. Poling
New York
Christian Herald
Hoover Oni
World
Christian War Union
International
Christian Endeavor
Coe Milens Chapel
Poling
Allied Forces For Prohibition
Dwight Krum- Heltz
Topeka
Kan
Hoover
Rabbi Albert Goldstein Named Permanent Rabbi at Temple Judah
Rabbi Albert Goldstein of Cleveland Ohio has been appointed permanent rabbi of Temple Judah at 1947 Washington Avenue SE. Ordained May 28 at Hebrew Union College he brings social service background from Cincinnati and has served pulpits in Arkansas North Carolina and Ohio along with biweekly work in Owensboro Kentucky. He earned a BA from the University of Cincinnati.
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Albert Goldstein
Cleveland
Congregation of Judah
Temple Judah
Washington Avenue SE
Goldstein
Hebrew Union College
Cincinnati
Transient Service Bureau
Arkansas
North Carolina
Ohio
Owensboro
University of Cincinnati
Lenox glee club elects new officers in morning vote
Hopkinton Lenox agape college girls glee club under Mrs Pearl Reeve elected officers Thursday morning with Catherine Ripple as president Mary Elizabeth Gearhart as vice president Ione Reid as reporter and Dorothy Newlin with Margaret Demaree as librarians.
Student at Hebrew Union College Wins Peace Prize in 1928
In 1928 he won the Rose Frohman Goldman peace prize for an essay on solving the problem of peace. He was the sole recipient to be awarded the honor though occasionally offered. During his college years he earned several scholarships and served as contributing editor of the Hebrew Union College Monthly.
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Hebrew Union College
Rose Frohman Goldman
Hebrew Union College Monthly
Roosevelt Wins Clear Majority in New York Poll
In New York Governor Franklin D. Roosevelt secured a clear majority with 404 992 votes out of 798 089 cast, or 50.75 percent. Herbert Hoover received 325 845 votes, 40.82 percent, while the remaining ballots went to Norman Thomas and William Z. Foster.
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New York
INS
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Omy
Hoover
Norman Thomas
William Z. Foster
Alice Joyce In Reno May Seek Divorce
Reno report states film star Alice Joyce may seek a divorce from James B. Regan Jr in Reno. The couple married 12 years and have a daughter. Joyce was previously married to Tom Moore.
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Alice Joyce
Reno
Reno, New
INS
Alice J
James B. Regan, Jr
New York
Regans
Joyce
Tom Moore
Curtis Traces Farm Deflation To 1919 Ruling
Curtis, in Omaha, rebuts Roosevelt’s charges on farm distress and cites 1919 deflation and farm credit cuts as the source. He defends his tribal allotment record and explains he never sought permission to sell lands, then heads to Minneapolis for a Friday talk.
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Curtis
Omaha
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Charles Curtis
Oklahoma
Minneapolis
Climalene Promise Sways Dishwashers in Finishing Shine
An advertisement touts Climalene as a simple additive for dishwater to make glassware and china gleam like costly jewels. It claims a teaspoon in the wash and minimal soap yields sparkling results, with the product allegedly softening water for brighter results.
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China
Gun Toter Says Wife Beats Him
Oklahoma City AP report says W. E. Sheff, a two gun toter fined recently, alleges in a divorce suit that his wife of five months beat him and refused to cook his meals. He claims the wife taunted him about going out at night.
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Oklahoma City
W. E
Bud) Sheff
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First Ave. E
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